The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1887-05-12

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.'ns; Mr. ". W. Cansdx Baskerville; Msss.
Y. W. Jacscks and = N 6hepard, Orlando, and
Jas. L Young. Lake City, were among the AZ
nva's ut the st. James this week.
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Major Ajax. Noseley, Superintendent ofsl
Insane Asylum at ChatsahoscAee came down On
omcial business yesterday, and made q pleasant
call on the FLoRIDIAN.
DIR. R. 81. McIlvaine, the able editor of the
Cedar Key Gulf Vieae, made pleasant call On
the FLoRIDIAN this morning The Doctor is
eere n the interest Of legislation In regard to
In the spring hundreds of persons suffer
rom ooils. carbuncles, and other eruptive dis
eases These are evidences that the system is
trying to purge itself of impurities, and that it
needs the powerful aid which IL Afforded by the
use OF Ayers Sarsaparilla-
Colonel and MIRA j. B. Gamble entertained
their friends at a progressive euchre party on
Tuesday evening.
-Miss Jessie Bernard has returned from Oranee
county, where she has been teaching school.
Roger Lynn Pearson, managing editor of
Inc Boston Herald, was in the city Sunday
morning.
Colonel s. B. Sparkmas, of Tampa, who
has been in attendance upon this session of the
Legislature, left for his home on Saturday last
The Colonel has one of the finest legal minds of
the State
we are sorry to note that the Jacksonville
Herald has found it necessary to recall Mr.. W.R.
Carter, their very efficient legislative correspon-
dent Mr. Carriers many friends and their name
legion much regret the departure of the genial
aud accomplished young Journalist.
Surf Bathing at Murray Hail. Sn
Colonel w. II. Reynolds hiss made himself
an enviable reputation as clerical officer in
Flordas legislative bodies since his first service
In that capacity in the House of Represe natives
In 1885. His selection as Secretary of the Con-
stitutional Convention, and again as clerk of the
House this year, was hailed with delight BY his
hosts OF friends and acquaintance. Mr.. Reynolds
has not only pleasant way Of making friends
but also a happy dsp osition which cements
them to him forever after His clerical capacity
ID OF the highestsorder, and work under his su-
pervision ia always well performed and up TO
time.
The able and efficient newspaper correspon-
dent has lost interest slightly in the Senatorial
contest in this State and has, to some extent.
taken himself otf-or his journal has taken him
OF. Tallahassee is pleasant place 70 sojourn
in, but the able and efficient is nothing if not
newsy and news have been scarce Of late.
The resort FloridiaRs boast Obituary
Hall, Pablo Beach. ST
Pleased to receive calls from Capt A. ].
Phares, of Yalaha, and Mr.. George H. Mckee,
of Leesburg. These gentlemen are at the CAPT.
tol because Of interest in the division of Sumter
and the making of new county.
The FLoRDIAN thanks the Leon Cornet
Band for serenade of excellent music last Fri
day night The young gentlemen of the band
have attained proficiency which puts them
above the average Of amateur performers, and
makes them popular and useful institution"
of the capital city.
WE ABE CONSTANTLY
Making additions to onr Hardware Department
which is under the direct supervision Of Mr. B. A.
Meginniss
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THE DEADLOCK AT LAST BROKEN.
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